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问题 While making pull request in github and reviewing changes we got Diff Truncated error as shown below Can anyone help to fix this issue 回答1: It is possible the pull request triggers one of the limits mentioned by GitHub support. Brian Levin @github: We have some limits on diffs that we show in the browser in order to keep the pull request and compare pages working. Currently, we cut them off at: 300 files, a total diff of 1MB, and an individual diff of 100KB. If your diffs exceed the limits

问题 Can I squash a range of commits for a local feature/topic branch using rebase that does not include the most recent commit? This is for commits that I want to prepare before they get merged and pushed to a public repo. I was working quickly and made a bunch of minor changes with poor titles and descriptions that I want to squash into two or three separate logical commits with a great comments. Can I select a range of commits between 329aed9 and af39283 that could be at any point in this

问题 $ git branch -a * master remotes/origin/HEAD -> origin/master remotes/origin/lab_master remotes/origin/master $ git checkout lab_master error: Your local changes to the following files would be overwritten by checkou t: **project.properties** Please, commit your changes or stash them before you can switch branches. Aborting why i just failed to checkout lab_master branch? another question: why i cannot compare current file with the file in another branch? $ git diff project.properties -b lab

问题 I recently checked one of my git repositories at work, which had more than 10,000 branches and more than 30000 tags. The total size of the repo, after a fresh clone is 12Gigs. I am sure there is no reason to have 10000 branches. So I believe they would occupy considerable amount of space in the disks. So, my questions are as follows How branches and tags are stored in disks, like what data-structure used, what information is stored for every branch? How do I get the metadata about the

问题 I actually want to remove a branch in the bare repository i am working with, but this task hits a dead end because I cannot switch away from the master repository without a 'work tree' which a bare repository does not have. When I run git branch -d master the output is: error: Cannot delete the branch 'master' which you are currently on. So I try to switch to another branch called 'develop' by running git checkout develop and the output is: fatal: This operation must be run in a work tree 回答1

问题 Often while working on a branch I need to introduce some "temporary" changes (such as additional debugging info, or a change which lets me better observe the thing i'm actually working on). About these "temporary" changes: I want them in my working copy of my branch , because they help me to work on the actual change, I don't want them committed to the branch , because the branch is going to be merged into master some time and they're not production code. Currently I just keep them as

问题 This is how I share the changes in our local branch without pushing to remote-repository. Steps to share a new added file or changes in repository: select a project and create a branch on it. TortoiseGit > Create Branch then switch to newly created branch. TortoiseGit > Switch/Checkout inside the project make any changes to an existing file or add new file. commit the changes to newly created branch. Git Commit > new branch Select and check the file that were modified or newly created and

问题 I haven't done much branching work in git and branching so excuse the noob nature of this. I'm going to start working on a feature (say 'user oauth') that I want to work in isolation and merge in at a later point. Ideally, I will be merging this into the master branch at a later point. Obviously, I'd like to do in a separate branch. Is it general practice to just do a branch in my local instance or should I fork the repo and create a branch in the new separate folder structure. In my mind,

问题 I am developing using git but I have to publish via svn . That's why I've set up git-svn (by git svn clone ). My usual workflow is like this: git svn rebase # get local git repository up-to-date git add file # add some code git commit # commit code to local git repository git svn dcommit # push changes from local git repository to public svn repository So far this works fine. However, I would like to create a branch (say secret ) in my local git repository that is completely ignored by git

问题 I have a git repository with several branches, and I would like to split it in two repositories. Imagine that I list all commits made to that repository, and the result is something like: Commit #1 to branch master Commit #2 to branch master Commit #3 to branch fixing_bugs Commit #4 to branch master Commit #5 to branch fixing_bugs Commit #6 to branch master Commit #7 to branch adding_sexy_french_girls_to_the_code Commit #8 to branch adding_sexy_french_girls_to_the_code Commit #9 to branch